Sentence examples for accustomed to overseeing from inspiring English sources

Pletcher and McGaughey are accustomed to overseeing regally bred thoroughbreds worth millions.

IRBs are accustomed to overseeing conventional research projects where study participants often are not informed of personal results that lack regulatory or clinical significance.

"Members of Congress are not accustomed to playing by our rules of duty, honor, country," read a report he oversaw for the Army, which had become concerned with its inability to get what it wanted from politicians.

Mr. Schumacher, a 14-year veteran of Disney who oversees (among other units) a theatrical division with 140 employees, is accustomed to the doubters.

You may be accustomed to managing the books at home, but your brother may consider himself the accounting expert of his business and expect you to oversee the sales department.

Barnes oversaw Ireland's 26-3 win over Wales last year, but McBryde believes Wales are accustomed to his refereeing style.

But that may prove tricky, too: Ms. Spears oversaw her production of a gritty, stripper-themed clip for "Gimme More" that may jolt fans who are more accustomed to the slick, tightly choreographed videos that made her an MTV staple.

She's accustomed to that.

CANADIANS are accustomed to immigrants.

Ogdensburg is accustomed to defeat.

They are accustomed to disappointment.